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- Writable stream to a writable stream .
- Eval stream .
- Add field and value to the form field
- Readable stream .
- Adds an event listener to the target .
- Make the text of the contents of a given element
- Cleans buffers from the buffer .
- A single index of the given value in the given buffer .
- Handle element creation .
- Destroys the stream .
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QUESTION
I want to validate my XML file to check if every element has a sub-child of
and throw error if any is missing.
My XML looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 17:35ElementTree's XPath support is very limited, so I don't think you can do it with a single findall
call.
If you can switch to lxml, you could use xpath()
and do it in a single call...
QUESTION
I'm trying to process the content of a Language-XML-File in C# for machine translations.
The content of Segments should be translated and written back to the
segments. The formatting of tags inside the source or target segments should stay the same.
My first problem is, that the xml file is not correctly read because of the start and end tags not being and
. Replacing the first two lines of text with the
-tag does not work because the original XML-File is all written in one line (The following example is formatted for better reading).
Is there an easy way to copy all source information that should be translated to an array and write it back after I've processed it?
This is what the XML-Files (.sdlxliff) look like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 12:10You can use xml serialization
QUESTION
Some users of my app are complaining that NFC does not work all the time, on the same NFC tag. Sometimes resetting the NFC option from settings solve the issue.
We have HomeActivity
which receives the NFC intent and delivers it to the required fragment. Here is what I have tried.
Fragment side:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 09:10I found using the old Intent based method of reading Tags very unreliable, especially if not doing Ndef or doing writing.
This might be because of timing issues when Tags go in and out of range quickly, because to deliver info about the first time a Tag comes in to range it has to Pause
and Resume
your App which can take time and while it does this your App has disableForegroundDispatch
correctly by design and thus might not receive the info about the second time the Tag came in to range.
Also using enableForegroundDispatch
leads to people doing Tag I/O on the UI thread which is against recommendations in the docs and might lead to the I/O being cancelled.
I'm not saying this will solve your problems but I would not use the old enableForegroundDispatch
API for NFC unless you really really need to support very very old Android versions.
I would always use the newer enableReaderMode API for API 19 and higher.
enableReaderMode
does not pause your App to receive data, data is automatically handled in a separate thread so won't cause I/O problems, you have more control of the sound which leads to less errors due to user behaviour and you can work around a bug in some hardware that polls the card too fast.
An example of enableReaderMode
QUESTION
I have make an application for read and write on NFC TAG. But, while I am scanning Empty NFC Tag after opening my application it not responding as I expected as my Application Toast Message "Tag is empty". But, when I close my application then I receiving Mobile belting message.
Basically, I need the help as following:
- Detect Empty NFC Tag from my application.
- Write Server information in that Empty Tag.
- After then reading that information from that Tag.
I am including my code here.
AndroidManifest.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 15:29To handle unformatted Ndef Tags change your "nfc_tech_filter.xml" file to the one below:-
QUESTION
I have a problem with creating the appropriate class to deserialize the xml file. The xml structure looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 09:55you should not inherit from List
. Instead chose composition over inheritance, which means your body
-class has a collection of groups, in contrast to your body
-class being such a collection.
So you may use this structure instead:
QUESTION
I want to be able to read the NFC messages of different cards. Everything works well when I use the card of my company that are NDEF-MifareClassic-NfcA. When I try with my credit card or the Underground-Oyster card, nothing is detected even if I can see that other apps can detect these cards.
This is what I have in the Android Manifest:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 18:17I found the issue. I had put the section:
QUESTION
I am using ElementTree to modify an xliff file with text contained in an Excel sheet. I want to run down the entire file and identify elements where I have a match in my Excel sheet (match is based on segment id which is contained in the "mid" attribute value). Once I find a match, I want to populate the element with text pulled from the Excel sheet. For this example I am using dummy text "Target Segment{segment id}"
My code does everything I want. I can identify each element and pull the element text and attributes as needed. I set the text value of the element and can see the difference before and after when I print the results - "mrk.text" before is None, and after setting the new value , "mrk.text" is populated with the correct dummy text. So everything looks like it is working correctly.
BUT - when I generate the xml file, I can see the element text is still empty. Meanwhile the other modifications I made to the xml - for example registering namespaces and including the xml declaration are working fine).
I am expecting text to appear in "mrk" elements that are children of "target" elements. But nothing gets written there.
I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
I have read through xml.etree.ElementTree documentation on python.org and have searched for the correct answer on this site and several others. I found answers which hint at being the possible solution, but nothing quite does it.
(I know that my tag references can be made without explicitly calling the namespace URIs, but I am new to Element Tree and wanted to solve my problem first before improving my code)
Sample XML that I am trying to modify is here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 20:06The following code works. As suggested, I worked on a minimal reproducible example. In doing so, I produced a version that worked. I am not certain what was wrong. But this code now does what I need it to do.
Example xml here:
QUESTION
Test.css
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 09:26give your sdls an id and then apply
#YourIdName{ display:none; }
should be good ;)
QUESTION
I have a lot of .xlf files to modify. I've found and replace almost all entries automatically via ElementTree in python but I cannot access to some of them. Those which are unreachable are all like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 10:49Thanks balmy, by working with tails and stronger XPath, it worked better.
Have a nice day !
QUESTION
I have a simple XML structure from which I want to extract the data then process it. I'm using Python and xml.etree.ElementTree
, and it works well, except for a particular case. When I parse a particular XML, there is one node that returns None
as values for the content of the elements.
Here is the code and the output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-24 at 22:00IN the first element,
does not contain only text; it contains a
element. The structure is:
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